Updated Oracle and ADO.NET courses from Object Innovations

November 27, 2006. Object Innovations today released updated versions of three courses in Oracle and ADO.NET. These courses are part of Object Innovations’ comprehensive curriculum in Microsoft .NET.

Oracle is a leading database for enterprise application development, and ADO.NET is an important data access technology, part of Microsoft’s .NET Framework. The courses are updated to use .NET 2.0 and Oracle 10g. They provide in-depth training on the practical use of these technologies together.

The 5 day course, 443, Oracle Applications Using ADO.NET and C#, provides a detailed introduction to the Oracle database, followed by coverage of ADO.NET. A case study is used throughout the course, with the database developed in the first module and a programming application progressively built in the second module. The course includes detailed coverage of both Windows and Web front-ends to Oracle databases. The second module is available as a separate, three-day course, 413C2, ADO.NET Using Oracle and C#.

The first module is also available separately: 173, Oracle Fundamentals. It is designed to provide experienced programmers and database administrators an introduction to database programming, focusing on database design working with Oracle 9i or 10g as your primary data store. You will be exposed to database layout and design, actual database programming with the PL/SQL language to create database objects, and exposure to various database objects such as SQL Stored Procedures, Functions, Views, Triggers, and much more.

This updated course is part of Object Innovations’ extensive database curriculum, that also includes courses in SQL, ADO.NET, JDBC, Java Hibernate, as well as a number of other Oracle courses.

Shipments of the new courseware begin immediately.